Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-09-14

Settled.
George K. Hanzig VS.. Jacob Whitmer
This is suit for recovery for profess.
ional services. Hanzig being a doctor. Con-
tiDued.
Com. VS.. Jeremiah H. .Siters-adultery-
prosecutor, William Bay. Bill ignored and
prosecutor, to pay costs, and writ to be
served on Bay TO pay costs.
Com. vs. Frank and Jesse Smith-mali
cious mischef-prosecutor, Louis Hurl.
Bail renewed.
CON- VS.. A. c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
prosecutor, W. IL. Thomas. Settled.
Com vs. j. Y. Yarger. Indictment,
selling liquor without license in Fayette
| township True bill. A writ was ordered
TO have defendant brought before Court to
answer the charges in the indictment.
In the case of Henry C. Shearer VS.. Will
ham ii. Minnich, reasons for a new trial
were filed.
In the case of James Miller Mcdonald VS..
the County of Juniata, reasons for a new
trial were filed.
In the case of John II. Gilliland VS.. 10 hn
Showers, reasons for a new trial were filed .
In the case of George and Nancy Koons
VS.. the Juniata County Agricultural Society
| reasons for a new trial were filed.
Auditor, VIM. NJ. Allison filed report in
estate of John Boozel, deceased.
Boyd Z. Hart was appointed guardian of
George Mooney.
The petition of Nelson A. Lukens for
the satisfaction of a mortgage was received
| and citation on persons interested awarded.
In the matter of the citation to Jacob
| Weiser, guardian of Laura G.. Kline-cita-
ton dismissed.
The Grand Jury examined the Jail and
reported the sanitary condition cleanly and
| commendabls.
| Willard Van Art, after insolvent publica-
| ton, is ordered to appear at the next rcgu-
| lar term OF Court for regular discharge un-
der the insolvent act
| jeremiah n. Keller, student at law, is
| allowed TO register from August 8, 1884.
Naturalization papers were granted to
Josiah Broad.
Joseph f. Cummings was appointed re-
porter for the several Courts of Juniata
county.
In the estate of Henry Titzel an order OF
sale WAS granted TO j. NJ Blair, Assignee.
In the case of the Genesee Manufactur-
ing company VS.. Jacob Z. Lauver, rule wa:
granted on plaintiff to show cause why
Judgment No. lS5, September term, 1887,
should not be opened and defendant let in
TO q defense.
| An affidavit of controversy in the case o
A. J. Patterson VS.. Joseph Beashor was fiji
ed and rule Tor the appropriation of th'
proceed. OF Shcrifi's sale, was granted, re
} turnable on the both OF September.
An affidavit OF controversy in the cas-
of Sarah N. Cleck ys. Samuel Cleck was I'll
ed and rule for the appropriation of pro
ceeds of heriff7s sale was granted, return
, able n the 20th OF September.
E.E Mahon VS.. Henry Auker, affidavit
of controversy filed and rule for the appro
l pristion of the proceeds of Sheriff's sale
rule granted, returnable on the 20th of SeI
, tember.
Costs were not awarded for the inquisl
ton on the body of James Sunson, VIII
was killed by cars between this place an
> Port Royal.
a b. F. Burchfield VIM Banks and c.
5 Horning were appointed viewers TO chang
Il road along Jericho dam in Fermanag
township
+. Joseph Dysinger, James Adams and "
e p. Thompson were appointed viewers
il change parts of q road from David Sieber
a to .ames Williams barn in Fermanse
township.
0i wm. b. Milliken, Nathaniel Meyer al
Or John Woodward, Sr., were appointed yier
ers to change anu vacate a road in Tusc
rora township.
Samuel Ramsey, Joseph Bell and El
" Mumpher, were appointed to view 70
-s IN Tuscsrora township.
ii Christian Yoder, \ oah Il. Esh and 10
l.. Patterson were appointed to view =
TO lay out a road in Tuscarora township.
&C. @. W. McAlIster, Theodore Heckn
95 and Samuel Watts Jr., were appointed
vacate a road i'll Monroe township.
au Charles W. Patterson was aPpOin
e. guardian of Bertha MAY and Wyona Patt
the son.